The Threshold, Scaroth, Melanicus, an Auton, Destrii, a Sontaran, a Sensorite, the Master, an Ice Warrior, a God of Ragnarok, a Zygon, a Terileptil, a Fish person, a Kaldor android, Surcoth, a Silurian, Bruce, an Alpha Centauran, Beep the Meep, and a Dalek. (2/2)

• A special illustration by Andy Lambert was included of the Eighth Doctor reading Doctor Who Weekly #1 surrounded by: A Child of Mandragora, a Robot Yeti, a Nimon, Malevilus, Sutekh, K1, a Sea Devil, a Solonian, a Monoid, a Tractator, The Destroyer, a Vervoid, a Wrarth Warrior, a Cyberman (1/2)

• A special collectors edition reprint of Doctor Who Weekly Issue 1 from 1979 was included in with this issue.

• It featured what was long regarded as the final non-photographic cover in the magazine's history – until the form was revived many years later on DWM 442.

• As detailed in DWM 502, the cover originally featured Peter Davison in Omega's costume from Arc of Infinity; however, the cover was rejected by John Nathan-Turner because the magazine would release before the serial and would ostensibly spoil it.

• Includes free poster of Romana I outside the TARDIS from The Ribos Operation as shown on the cover.

• The main cover image of the Fifth Doctor is from Four to Doomsday.

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The Doctor and Victoria hatch a plan to escape Zondal the Ice Men with Ammonium Sulfide or a stink bomb. Tense scene from episode 4 of 1967 series The Ice Warriors.

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Storr releases Victoria from the grasp of Ice Warrior Turoc, who has been killed in an avalanche. Storr then takes Victoria back to the Ice Warriors' cavern, mistakenly thinking he can reason with them. Incredible scenes from episode 4 of 1967 series The Ice Warriors.

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• Attilan was rebuilt in Incredible Hulk King Size Special #1 after it was decimated by Black Bolt's voice to shatter the Negative Zone Barrier from around it in Fantastic Four #59, this barrier was placed by his brother Maximus in Fantastic Four #48.

• The Invisible Girl is absent in this issue as she is on maternity leave after giving birth to her son in Fantastic Four Annual #6.

• This story begins Crystal's membership within the Fantastic Four which lasts until Fantastic Four #104 when the pollution of the outside world force her to return to Attilan.

• The Wizard originally built his Wonder Gloves in Fantastic Four #78. The pair that are destroyed in the Baxter Building was that very pair, taken from the Wizard after his defeat in that same issue.

• This story takes place after the events of Fantastic Four Annual #6 wherein Sue gives birth to her son. She is absent from this story as she is on maternity leave.

• This is the last issue of The Amazing Spider-Man released in the 1960s.

• It isn't the last issue cover-dated in the decade, though, that being Amazing Spider-Man #79.